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Marriott Mauritius hotels appoint Director of Sales & Marketing
JW Marriott Mauritius Resort, Le Meridien Ile Maurice and Westin Turtle Bay Resort & Spa have appointed Sarah McGlynn as director of sales & marketing for the UK market.
Based in the UK, she will oversee all sales and marketing activities to drive positive sales growth and increased visibility for the three Mauritius hotels.
McGlynn also has responsibility for all sales and marketing activities in Ireland, Scandinavia, and the US.
Sydney Pierre, chief sales & marketing officer for the three hotels said: “We are delighted to welcome Sarah to the team. Sarah will be instrumental in driving sales from the UK and Ireland, Scandinavia and the USA to our three, world-class resorts.”
She has over 19 years expertise within the travel industry.
She previously worked as head of sales for LUX Resorts and Hotels for almost six years.
JW Marriott Mauritius Resort, Le Méridien Ile Maurice and The Westin Turtle Bay Resort & Spa Mauritius are managed under a license agreement from Marriott International.
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